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Gun Education...?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MeGD7r6s-zU
This is a video we had the opportunity to watch at the last class I took. The class had a more to do with gun handling and safety than anything else, but it did also cover some tactical things... Any matter, here's it what complacency can get you.
Now make sure you are listening to this guy. He is the authority on guns and gun handling. I'm pretty sure he states that right up front.
This is a video we had the opportunity to watch at the last class I took. The class had a more to do with gun handling and safety than anything else, but it did also cover some tactical things... Any matter, here's it what complacency can get you.
Now make sure you are listening to this guy. He is the authority on guns and gun handling. I'm pretty sure he states that right up front.
In a sick kind of way, I found the video funny then and I still do now. No doubt some of those kids were traumatized. Some of the adults may have been too. After all, here is a guy who carries a gun every day and is paid to do so and look out for our safety and well being.... BANG!
That BANG changes a few things for me. If not changes, it shines a different light on things. Things like that are reasons that I carry.... anybody can have an accident. What if this guy had that gun pointed elsewhere? Completely different outcome. It's not that I don't trust law enforcement, but what if your only help accidentally kills him/herself and you are "left to the dogs"?
That BANG changes a few things for me. If not changes, it shines a different light on things. Things like that are reasons that I carry.... anybody can have an accident. What if this guy had that gun pointed elsewhere? Completely different outcome. It's not that I don't trust law enforcement, but what if your only help accidentally kills him/herself and you are "left to the dogs"?
Hmm - even "authorities" on guns can do dumb things. He "assumed" that gun was empty; he should have checked to make sure.
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